Extreme Rain Impacts Arabica Coffee Yields in Costa Rica
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What happened
A family farm in Bijagua, Costa Rica, is cultivating arabica coffee plants. The current crop is underdeveloped because of extreme weather conditions. The wet season brought an excessive amount of rain in a single week, which has confused the coffee plants.
From heraldscotland.com
Why it matters
The extreme weather event suggests climate volatility is impacting local coffee yields. Since coffee production in Heredia, Costa Rica, is shaping the local economy, reduced output could affect regional agricultural markets.
Coffee production in Heredia, Costa Rica, is shaping the local economy.
From heraldscotland.com
Who's involved
- Costa RicaLocation of the family coffee farm
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Costa Rica
country in Central America